SALT PROCESSING EQUIPMENT
Sorting Conveyor Belt
A special belt and industrial magnet help remove plastic, iron particles and other foreign material from raw salt before further processing.
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PROSALT · Salt Washing Plant
How it works
A special belt and industrial magnet help remove plastic, iron particles and other foreign material from raw salt before further processing.
Its place in the process
Position sorting ahead of wet processing, where foreign material is easier to identify and remove. The feed should be distributed across the belt so inspection and magnetic separation can work on an accessible material layer.
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Equipment selection starts with your material, the required product and the available site conditions. Share the operating range and layout with PROSALT so the interfaces, dimensions and final specification can be defined for your project.
Foreign material types and incoming contamination
Feed depth, belt width and inspection access
Magnet arrangement and connection to washing
Final materials, dimensions, drive power and operating targets are defined in the project specification. Product images illustrate the equipment family.
Technical reference
Equipment for a 50 t/h plant
These dimensions and specifications refer to equipment used in a 50 t/h plant. Every PROSALT plant is custom engineered; dimensions, materials, motor power and quantities may vary with the project. Request the current catalogue for up-to-date technical specifications.
| Parameter | Reference specification |
|---|---|
| Reference plant capacity | 50 t/h |
| Conveyor belt width | 800 mm (EP 400/3 plies) |
| Conveyor length | 8 000 mm |
| Frame material | NPU 140 steel section |
| Drive drum diameter | Ø320 mm rubber coated |
| Drive motor power | 5.5 kW geared |
| Quantity in the reference plant | 1 pcs |
Equipment questions
Does the sorting belt remove every contaminant?
No. Visible foreign material and ferrous particles are addressed at this stage. Dissolved impurities and finer contaminants require assessment of the complete washing and separation process.
Can this equipment be integrated into an existing salt plant?
A retrofit is assessed from the existing process flow, material analysis, available dimensions and utility connections. The upstream and downstream equipment must be reviewed together before the scope is agreed.
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